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Diesel at almost 90 UAH: when wheat stops paying off Scientists have named a figure by which every farmer can check themselves right now, without waiting for the end of the season. If the combine harvester yields less than five tons per hectare, and the grain is sold for less than nine thousand per ton, production goes into the red. Diesel, which is getting more expensive right in the middle of the harvest, in this arithmetic becomes the weight that tips the scales. This was reported by the National Scientific Center "Institute of Agrarian Economics" in a commentary to AgroPortal.ua. According to the scientists' calculations, at the current price level, the break-even point for winter wheat is about five tons per hectare at a market price of grain of nine thousand hryvnias per ton. Simply put, it is at this threshold that the revenue per hectare equals the costs of its cultivation, which this year are estimated at approximately forty-five thousand hryvnias. The role of fuel in this str